The Michigan Wolverines are 9-3 on the season and preparing to take on fellow blue blood program Texas in the Citrus Bowl shortly. Leading up to the game, speculation is that new Michigan head coach Kyle Whittingham will not retain defensive coordinator Don "Wink" Martindale,

Following Michigan firing Sherrone Moore, Biff Poggi and the rest of the Wolverines' staff has held Michigan's roster together. But as the Citrus Bowl looms and

With the frontcourt trio of Morez Johnson Jr., Yaxel Lendeborg and Aday Mara leading the way, No. 2 Michigan overwhelmed McNeese State on Monday and cruised to a 112-71 win at Crisler Center.

On Tuesday, a stat was revealed that will blow the minds of college basketball fans everywhere based on its historical significance as Michigan prepares to face the Trojans. Michigan has set a record not seen since 1996-1997 according to reporter Brand Koretz.

With the hire of Kyle Whittingham as head coach of the Michigan Wolverines officially official, he has already begun working on retaining the roster and building out his staff to focus on the Wolverines of 2026.

Garwey Dual scored 15 points on 5-for-13 shooting to lead McNeese (10-3). Larry Johnson finished with 14 points and a team-high seven rebounds, Tyshawn Archie scored 12 and DJ Richards Jr. put up 11.

-In a win for the Cowboys on Christmas Day, tight end Luke Schoonmaker had two catches for 15 yards, and Commanders cornerback Mike Sainristil recorded six tackles and a pass defensed. In that same game, Commanders kicker Jake Moody made all three of his field goals, including a long of 51 yards.

Boney is waiting to hear from head coach Kyle Whittingham. "I was really bought into Michigan no matter what."